January 2024
Iran Advances to Quarterfinals After Hard-Fought Victory Against Syria
Iran's national football team defeated Syria in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in the Round of 16 of the AFC Asian Cup. This…
Jamshid Jam, Singer of the Anthem 'My Schoolmate' Passes Away
Jamshid Jam, a prominent Iranian singer known for the revolutionary anthem 'My Schoolmate', has died after a period of heart illness. His contributions to Iranian…
Filicide in Tabriz; Killer: I killed my son because he was rejected by social services for his feminine appearance
A father in Tabriz killed his 17-year-old son due to his feminine appearance, claiming social services rejected him. This incident highlights systemic issues of violence…
Request for Re-examination of Mohajed Korkori's Case Registered in the Supreme Court of the Islamic Republic
A request for re-examination of Mohajed Korkori's death sentence has been filed in the Supreme Court of Iran. Korkori, accused of involvement in a deadly…
Continuing Fatal Work Incidents in Iran; Death of a Welder and a Poultry Worker
Two workers have died in separate work incidents in Iran, highlighting ongoing safety issues in the workplace. A welder died from an accident involving machinery,…
Warning of Osteoporosis Spread; Dairy Consumption in Iran Decreased by 30%
Dairy consumption in Iran has decreased by 30%, raising concerns about public health and osteoporosis. Officials attribute this decline to rising prices and inadequate purchasing…
Despite Government's Insistence on Regional Wage Determination; Wages Will Be Set by Previous Method
The Supreme Labor Council has decided to continue with national wage determination instead of adopting regional wages, despite government pressure. Critics argue that regional wages…
Warning from 25 Human Rights Organizations: The Islamic Republic Will Use Al-Nashif's Visit to Iran for Propaganda
25 human rights organizations have warned that Iranian officials will exploit UN Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif's upcoming visit to Iran for propaganda purposes, particularly…
First Round of U.S.-Iraq Talks to End Anti-ISIS Coalition Mission
The U.S. and Iraq have commenced official talks to end the anti-ISIS coalition mission in Iraq, supported by Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani. The…
Three Weeks of Silence from Imprisoned Labor Activist in Sanandaj; Sharifeh Mohammadi's Family is Worried
Sharifeh Mohammadi, a labor activist, has been imprisoned in Sanandaj for over 50 days without contact with her family for three weeks. Reports indicate she…
Despite Government Claims of Controlling Inflation; 2.6% Increase in Price Index in Dey Month
The Statistical Center of Iran reported a 2.6% increase in the consumer price index for households in Dey month, contradicting government claims of controlling inflation.…
CENTCOM: American Destroyer Shot Down Houthi Missile Supported by the Islamic Republic
The USS Carney successfully intercepted a missile launched by Iran-backed Houthi militants in the Gulf of Aden, with no reported casualties or damage. This incident…
Exclusive: Countdown Begins for Simulated Mars Mission; An Iranian Scientist is Part of the Team
NASA is set to begin a simulated Mars mission on January 26, involving a team that includes Iranian scientist Kamak Abadi. The mission aims to…
After Tensions with Iran, Islamabad Claims India Involved in the Assassination of Two Pakistani Citizens
Pakistan's Foreign Minister claims credible evidence links India to the assassination of two Pakistani citizens, escalating tensions between the two nuclear-armed rivals. This follows a…
Statement from Workers of National Steel Group of Ahvaz on the Third Day of Strike
Workers of the National Steel Group of Ahvaz are on strike due to unmet demands, criticizing local officials for their treatment and warning of a…
Iraq and the U.S. Agree to Form Committee to Discuss Future of International Coalition Forces
Iraq and the U.S. have agreed to form a committee to discuss the future of U.S. coalition forces in Iraq, focusing on a timeline for…
Iraj Jamshidi, Veteran Journalist, Passes Away
Iraj Jamshidi, a prominent Iranian economic journalist, has died at 74 after a long illness. He was known for his role in founding major newspapers…
Low Wages as a Major Factor for Skilled Iranian Workers' Migration to Regional Countries
Iranian labor leaders are highlighting low wages and job insecurity as key factors driving skilled workers to migrate to neighboring countries. This trend raises concerns…
The Play 'The Good Woman of Tehran' Highlights the Impact of Poverty on Society; Sousan Farokhnia: A Fusion of Live and Virtual Performance
The play 'The Good Woman of Tehran', directed by Sousan Farokhnia, recently premiered in London, adapting Brecht's work to address poverty's impact on society. The…
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: I am concerned about the sharp increase in executions in Iran
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed grave concern over the rising number of executions in Iran, particularly the recent executions of Mohammad Qabadi…
Second Iranian Film Festival in New York; A Fusion of Classic Cinema and Works by Young Directors
The second Iranian Film Festival in New York will showcase 12 films, including premieres and works by both classic and young directors. The festival opens…
Research Report: Iran Holds Record for Inflation in the Middle East
A report reveals that Iran has the highest inflation rate in the Middle East, with cumulative inflation exceeding 12,000% over the past 25 years. This…
Second Day of Strike by Workers of National Steel Group in Ahvaz
Workers at the National Industrial Steel Group in Ahvaz are on strike for the second day, demanding the implementation of a job classification plan that…
Warning of Deteriorating Livelihoods Next Year; Salaries Lag Behind Inflation Rate
Media warns of a 20% salary increase next year amid over 45% inflation, highlighting a disconnect between government actions and the economic reality faced by…
Iran's Tourism in 2023, 37% Lower than Pre-COVID Levels
Iran's tourism sector has seen a 37% decline in 2023 compared to pre-pandemic levels, with the highest tourist arrivals recorded in September and the lowest…
UN Experts React to the Execution of Mohammad Qabadolou: The Islamic Republic Must Halt the 'Terrifying Wave' of Executions
UN experts condemned the execution of Mohammad Qabadolou and called for the Iranian government to halt executions, citing unfair trial processes and lack of legal…
The Sound of Rising Fuel Prices in Iran; Gasoline Quotas Reduced
Iran has reduced the gasoline quota on personal fuel cards, signaling potential future increases in fuel prices. This change comes amid discussions in parliament about…
Uncontrolled Inflation and the Dream of 'Population Growth'; Up to 500,000 Abortions Occur Annually
The head of the Nafas Headquarters reported that up to 500,000 abortions occur annually in Iran, primarily among married couples, attributing this to economic hardship…
Fugitive Soldier Accused of Shooting Five Comrades in Barracks in Kerman Arrested
A soldier in Kerman, Iran, was arrested after allegedly shooting five of his comrades in a barracks. The incident occurred during his guard duty, and…
Five Prisoners Executed in Isfahan and Rasht
Five prisoners were executed in Isfahan and Rasht for drug-related offenses, with a significant increase in executions reported in 2023. Protests against these executions are…
Further Delay in Payment of 17-Year-Old Claims of Retirees from a Telecommunications Company; Still Shrouded in Ambiguity
Retirees from the Iran Long-Distance Telecommunications Factory have not received their claims for 17 years, with recent promises leading to further delays. Approximately 1,300 retirees…
Report from an Agency on Fraudulent Employers; Misuse of Documents and Employee Cards
A report reveals that fraudulent employers in Iran are exploiting workers' personal documents and financial information, exacerbated by workers' lack of legal knowledge. Experts highlight…
Warning About the Consequences of 'Regional Wage'; Migration of Workers to Cities Intensifies
The Iranian government is pushing for a 'regional wage' system, raising concerns among experts about wage suppression and increased migration of workers from rural areas…
World Health Organization: The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Can Be 'Dangerous' for Low-Income Countries
The World Health Organization has warned that AI healthcare technologies could be dangerous for low-income countries, emphasizing the need for proper regulation and inclusion of…
Strike at 9 South Pars Refineries; Contract Workers in Oil-rich Regions Gather in Ahvaz
Workers at nine refineries in South Pars have gone on strike demanding better wages and working conditions, while contract workers in Ahvaz are protesting for…
Statement from 17 Student Groups: We Will Not Tolerate Executions
Seventeen student groups in Iran condemned recent executions and declared their refusal to tolerate such actions, emphasizing solidarity with the families of those sentenced to…
Airstrikes Attributed to Jordan Leave 10 Dead in Southern Syria
Airstrikes attributed to Jordan in southern Syria resulted in the deaths of 10 individuals, including children. The strikes are part of Jordan's intensified campaign against…
Four-Month Prison Sentence for Teacher and Translator Taher Asgarpour Upheld
Taher Asgarpour, a teacher and translator from Alborz province, has had his four-month prison sentence upheld for 'propaganda against the regime.' This case highlights the…
A Union Official: Protesting Nurses in Iran Have Received 'Six-Month Suspension from Service' Orders
Nurses in Iran are facing severe repercussions for protesting their working conditions, including six-month suspensions. The country is experiencing a significant nurse shortage, with over…
Reports on Setting a 'Sales Ceiling' for Bread; Government Has 'Turned Customers Against Bakers'
Reports indicate that the Iranian government has imposed restrictions on bread sales, limiting bakers and causing public discontent. Bakers are facing heavy fines for non-compliance,…
Member of the Board of the Iranian Surgeons Society; Age for Cosmetic Surgery Reduced to 14 to 18 Years
The age for cosmetic surgery in Iran has been lowered to 14-18 years, with a notable increase in male patients seeking procedures. This trend has…
Ongoing Dispute Between Airlines and Government Agencies; Airplane Tickets Become Scarce Again
Domestic flight tickets in Iran have become scarce again due to a dispute between airlines and government agencies over pricing. Airlines have increased ticket prices…
Continued Controversies Related to Store Theft; Golriz Ghahraman, Iranian-Origin MP in New Zealand Resigns
Golriz Ghahraman, an Iranian-origin MP in New Zealand, resigned after being implicated in theft from clothing stores. She cited stress and personal trauma as reasons…
Narges Mansouri Transferred from Evin Prison to Hospital After 23-Day Hunger Strike
Narges Mansouri, a political prisoner, was transferred to a hospital after a 23-day hunger strike protesting the seizure of her mother's house. She has warned…
Israeli Internal Security Agency Claims Islamic Jihad Operatives Trained in Iran
The Israeli Internal Security Agency claims that operatives of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad have been trained in Iran, based on information from a captured commander.…
700,000 Toman Meat Offered in Tehran; Ministry of Agriculture: It’s for the 'Upper City'
The Iranian Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that red meat prices have reached 700,000 Toman per kilogram in certain areas of Tehran, particularly in upscale neighborhoods.…
Sweden: The Islamic Republic has detained a young Swedish citizen
A young Swedish citizen has been detained in Iran, escalating tensions between Sweden and Iran, which have been strained since the arrest of Hamid Nouri…
Associated Press: Hamas Uses Weapons Made in Several Countries Including Iran Against Israel
The Associated Press reports that Hamas has been using a variety of weapons, primarily sourced from Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea, in its conflict…
40 Minutes of Censorship of Football on Islamic Republic's State TV; Fear of a Female Referee
Iranian state television censored nearly 40 minutes of a live football match due to the presence of a female referee, Yoshimi Yamashita, marking a significant…
An Economist: Decile Classification is a 'New Shop' for the Ministry of Welfare
An economist criticized Iran's economic policies, particularly the decile classification for subsidy recipients, labeling it ineffective and likening it to Venezuela's failed strategies. The Ministry…
Warning from Hundreds of Teacher and Worker Activists: The Life of Aziz Qasemzadeh is in Danger in Lakan Prison, Rasht
Hundreds of activists have warned that Aziz Qasemzadeh's life is in danger due to the refusal of prison authorities to extend his medical leave. Qasemzadeh,…
Escalating Tensions at the Israel-Lebanon Border; Three 'Hamas Infiltrators' and Two Israeli Citizens Killed
Tensions have escalated at the Israel-Lebanon border, resulting in the deaths of three Hamas infiltrators and two Israeli citizens. The Israeli army has responded with…
Government Forces Attack Protest of People with Disabilities in Tehran
Government forces attacked a protest by people with disabilities in Tehran, demanding the implementation of their rights under the Disability Law. The protest was marked…
Return of the 'Seventh Development Plan' Bill to Parliament; Guardian Council Raised Over 350 Objections
The Guardian Council has returned the 'Seventh Development Plan' bill to Parliament after raising over 350 objections, including constitutional and Sharia-related issues. Key points of…
Commercialization Reaches Pharmacies; Hot Fever in Northern City and Bankruptcy of Old Pharmacies
The Iranian pharmacy sector is experiencing a crisis due to excessive commercialization and the rapid establishment of new pharmacies, leading to the bankruptcy of older…
Inflation Reaches 'Death'; Funeral Costs Skyrocket
Inflation in Iran has dramatically increased funeral costs, making it difficult for families to afford the transportation of deceased loved ones. This situation reflects the…
Iman Hassanvand, a citizen from Khorramabad, died 'under torture' by Tehran's intelligence officers
Iman Hassanvand, a 30-year-old citizen from Khorramabad, died in custody after allegedly being tortured by Tehran's intelligence officers. His death follows a pattern of human…
A Government Official Described the Unemployment Rate of Graduates as 'Decreasing'
A government official claims that the unemployment rate among university graduates has decreased to 11.4%, despite a significant number of graduates remaining unemployed and a…
The Share of Food in Household Expenses; 65% of Workers' Salaries
A report reveals that Iranian workers are spending 65% of their salaries on food, leaving little for other necessities. Despite the rising cost of living…
Shervin Hajipour, singer of the protest song 'Baraye', summoned to court again
Shervin Hajipour, the singer of the protest song 'Baraye', has been summoned to court again, expressing his concerns about ongoing legal pressures. He reflects on…
17% Increase in School Dropouts in Iran
Iran has seen a 17% increase in school dropouts, with over 911,000 students leaving education in the last academic year. The rise in dropouts is…
CENTCOM Commander: Houthis and Their Iranian Supporters Responsible for Illegal Attacks in the Region
The U.S. and Britain launched joint attacks on Houthi positions in Yemen, holding the Houthis and their Iranian supporters accountable for illegal attacks on international…
The First Victim of the Islamic Republic's 'You Must Lose' Law in 2024; Hadi Vafaipour Did Not Make Weight
Hadi Vafaipour, an Iranian wrestler, withdrew from the Zagreb Open after failing to make weight, a situation attributed to the presence of Israeli competitors. This…
US Travel Advisory Warns Citizens Against Travel to Iran Due to 'Terrorism Risk'
The U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory warning American citizens against traveling to Iran due to risks including terrorism, unrest, and arbitrary detentions.…
Ten Thousand COVID-19 Deaths Worldwide in One Month
The World Health Organization reported nearly 10,000 COVID-19 deaths worldwide in December, with significant increases in hospitalizations and ICU admissions. The new 'GN.1' variant is…
Closure of 11 Businesses in Isfahan Due to Sale of Unconventional Foreign Clothing
The Isfahan police closed 11 businesses for selling foreign clothing deemed unconventional. This crackdown is part of a broader effort by the Iranian government to…
Three Baha'i Citizens in Bojnurd Sentenced to Imprisonment and Fines
Three Baha'i citizens in Iran have been sentenced to imprisonment and fines due to their religious beliefs and activities. This case highlights ongoing discrimination and…
Report: About 10,000 Iranians Applied for Asylum in Germany in 2023
In 2023, around 10,000 Iranians applied for asylum in Germany, contributing to over 350,000 total applications in the country. This surge is attributed to increasing…
Narges Mohammadi Praises Roya Hashemti's 'Resistance'; The Whips That Struck You Were the Whips of Despotism on the Body of Freedom
Narges Mohammadi praised Roya Hashemti's resistance to mandatory hijab after Hashemti was sentenced to 74 lashes for her defiance. The incident has sparked widespread criticism…
Payman Abdi, a citizen from Paveh, dies hours after arrest
Payman Abdi, a 35-year-old citizen from Nosud, died shortly after being arrested by Iranian authorities, allegedly due to torture. His family faced threats from security…
Latest Status of Fatemeh and Mohammad Hossein Sepehri; Intelligence Office of Mashhad is Sabotaging These Two Political Prisoners
Fatemeh and Mohammad Hossein Sepehri, political prisoners in Iran, are facing severe health issues exacerbated by the authorities' refusal to provide necessary medical care. Their…
Retired Educators Gather in Front of the Organization for Planning and Budget in Tehran
Retired educators in Iran protested in Tehran, demanding reforms to salary ranking laws and payment of arrears, expressing dissatisfaction with both the government and parliament.…
Ambiguity in the Dangerous Situation of Lake Urmia; Local Sources: 'Mulching' on the Lake Bed; Environment Officials: It's a Laboratory Action!
The situation of Lake Urmia is critical, with local sources confirming mulching efforts to combat saline dust, while government officials deny these actions. Experts warn…
With Increased Gas Consumption in the Residential Sector; Gas Outages Loom
Gas consumption in Iran has surged to 570 million cubic meters, primarily in the residential sector, due to colder temperatures, raising concerns about potential gas…
Crisis Intensifies; Milk Powder Currency Share Not Paid
The Iranian government has failed to pay the currency share for milk powder, leading to a significant price increase and ongoing supply issues. Pharmacies are…
Widening Gap Between Government Promises and Economic Realities; Media: Officials Speak of a 'Different Iran'
The Iranian government faces criticism for failing to address rising inflation and economic challenges, with media highlighting a disconnect between official statements and the realities…
Global Widespread Condemnation; At Least 48 Countries Condemn Russia's Use of North Korean Ballistic Missiles in Ukraine Attack
At least 48 countries condemned Russia's use of North Korean ballistic missiles in attacks on Ukraine. This cooperation raises security concerns for multiple regions globally.…
Special Working Group Meeting; Suicide Rates Among Resident Population Up to 5 Times Higher Than Other Groups
A special working group in Iran has reported alarming suicide rates among medical residents, which are 3.1 to 5 times higher than other groups. This…
Reports of Bread Purchase Restrictions in Iran and 'Black Market for Flour'; 'No One is Accountable'
Reports indicate that bakeries in Iran are limiting bread purchases to four loaves per bank card due to concerns over flour quotas, leading to confusion…
Continued Opposition to Government's Efforts to Change Wage Determination Formula; A Labor Official: Conditions for Implementing 'Regional Wage' Are Not Met
Labor officials in Iran are opposing the government's attempts to implement regional wage determination, arguing that conditions for such a system do not exist. They…
Warning from the Iranian Psychiatric Association to Raisi: Collapse of the Health System Due to Resident Suicide Crisis
The Iranian Psychiatric Association has alerted President Raisi about the alarming suicide rates among medical residents, attributing it to socio-economic pressures and calling for immediate…
European Official: Legal Immigration to the EU Must Increase
The EU Commissioner for Internal Affairs has called for a significant increase in legal immigration to address workforce shortages due to aging demographics. This comes…
Shahla Lahiji, Iranian Historian and Publisher, Passes Away
Shahla Lahiji, an influential Iranian historian and the first female publisher in Iran, has passed away at 81 after a period of illness. She was…
Prince Reza Pahlavi: Khamenei and the Perpetrators of the 'Terrorist Crime' of Shooting Down the Ukrainian Airplane Will Be Held Accountable
Prince Reza Pahlavi condemned the downing of the Ukrainian airplane as a terrorist act and called for accountability for those responsible, particularly Ali Khamenei. The…
Warning from a Government Official: People are Migrating to Not be in Iran
A government official warns that the primary reason for migration from Iran is not economic but rather a lack of a hopeful future. This trend…
Deputy Minister of Education: Women Cannot Be Managers of Male Teachers
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Education stated that women can only manage boys' primary schools if there are more female teachers than male. This statement…
Four Kurdish Political Prisoners Sentenced to Death
Four Kurdish political prisoners have been sentenced to death in Iran, raising concerns over the fairness of their trial and the use of forced confessions.…
Tehran Lacks 'Quality of Life'; Capital of the Depressed
A report from Tehran Municipality reveals that 99.7% of residents feel depressed due to poor living conditions and lack of public spaces. This situation has…
Crisis of Academic Decline in Iran and 'Red Status' of Student Averages; Minister of Education: Prayer is the Most Important Element
Iran's Minister of Education has acknowledged a crisis in student academic performance, with a significant drop in GPAs and nearly a million students dropping out…
Gaza Officials: Two Journalists Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Two Palestinian journalists were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza while reporting. Al Jazeera condemned the attack as deliberate and called for accountability from…
Israel: Hamas Has Developed Guided Cruise Missiles with Iranian Government Assistance
Israeli forces have discovered evidence that Hamas has developed guided cruise missiles with Iranian assistance, including parts found in a tunnel leading to a weapons…
Minimum New Year Bonus for Workers is 10.6 Million Tomans; The Smell of New Year is the Smell of Poverty
As Nowruz approaches, the minimum New Year bonus for workers in Iran has been set at 10.6 million tomans, which is insufficient to cover basic…
Hospitals Will Be Devoid of 'Emergency Medicine' in Coming Years
The Iranian Emergency Medicine Association warns that hospitals may soon lack specialists in emergency medicine and other fields due to unfavorable working conditions and a…
A Member of Parliament: They Do Not Allow Investigation into the 4200 Toman Currency
A member of Iran's parliament has accused the Central Bank of obstructing an investigation into the allocation of the 4200 toman currency, which was intended…
Deep Recession in the Housing Market; Buying and Selling at Lowest Levels
The Iranian housing market is experiencing a severe recession, with transactions plummeting to 3,000 per month, a 70% decrease from previous years. This situation is…
Indian Pharmaceutical Companies Under Scrutiny; Less Than a Quarter of Small Factories Meet International Standards
Indian pharmaceutical companies are facing new regulations due to past health crises linked to their products. The Indian government is enforcing stricter quality controls as…
Government Unable to Control Price Increases; Live Cattle Prices Rise Again
The Iranian government is facing challenges in controlling rising meat prices, with live cattle prices increasing significantly. This has led to a situation where 35%…
Chinese Foreign Minister: Good Relations Between Beijing and Washington Are No Longer a Choice, but a 'Necessity'
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that cooperation between China and the U.S. is now a necessity, not a choice, during a ceremony marking 45…
Difficult Times for Porters; 17 Porters Killed or Injured in 15 Days
In January 2023, 17 porters were killed or injured by Iranian military forces, highlighting the dangers faced by these individuals in border regions. The increase…
Iranian Carpets from Heaven to Earth; 98% Decrease in Exports and Migration of Weavers
Iranian carpet exports have plummeted by 98% from $2 billion in 1994 to $50 million in 2022 due to poor currency policies and economic mismanagement.…
US Reaction to ISIS Claiming Responsibility for Kerman Explosions: Our Assessment is the Same
The US State Department confirmed that ISIS claimed responsibility for the deadly Kerman explosions, labeling it a terrorist attack. Matthew Miller emphasized that the US…
Some Healthcare Facilities in the U.S. Reintroduce Mandatory Mask-Wearing
Healthcare facilities in four U.S. states have reintroduced mandatory mask-wearing due to rising COVID-19 and flu cases. This decision aims to prevent a repeat of…
Research Report: The Number of Quranic Institutions in the Islamic Republic Has Increased 18 Times in a Decade
A report reveals that the number of Quranic institutions in Iran has increased 18-fold over the past decade, highlighting a significant cultural push by the…
Wall Street Journal: Russia Seeking to Purchase Ballistic Missiles from the Islamic Republic
The Wall Street Journal reports that Russia is negotiating to purchase short-range ballistic missiles from Iran, which could enhance its military capabilities in the ongoing…
Floods and Snow Engulf Northwestern Europe
Northwestern Europe is currently facing severe weather conditions, including floods and heavy snowfall, following a recent Atlantic storm. Countries like France and Germany are experiencing…
Over One Thousand Workers Killed in Workplace Accidents in Six Months
In Iran, over one thousand workers have died in workplace accidents in the first half of the year, reflecting a 15.7% increase from the previous…
Three Members of a Hashd al-Shaabi-Linked Group Killed in Drone Strike East of Baghdad
A drone strike in eastern Baghdad killed three members of the Iran-backed al-Nujaba group, with accusations directed at the U.S. for the attack. This incident…
Government Reduces Permissible Water Consumption Ceiling in Tehran
The Iranian government has reduced the permissible water consumption limit in Tehran due to ongoing drought and rising water consumption. Households exceeding the new limit…
Germany Records 'Lowest' Carbon Dioxide Emissions in 70 Years
Germany has achieved its lowest carbon dioxide emissions in 70 years, primarily due to reduced coal use and industrial production. Despite this progress, concerns remain…
Ultimatum from the U.S. and its Allies to the Houthis: Stop Attacks or Face 'Consequences'
The U.S. and allies have issued a final warning to the Houthi rebels in Yemen to cease attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea…
Elon Musk Launches First Satellite Internet Service for Mobile Phones
Elon Musk's SpaceX has successfully launched new Starlink satellites that will provide direct internet services to mobile phones, marking a significant advancement in satellite internet…
Warning from the Head of Iran's Medical System Organization; Increasing Medical Capacity Without Infrastructure is 'Treason'
Mohammad Raeis Zadeh criticized the Iranian government's plan to increase medical student admissions without adequate infrastructure, calling it 'treason' against the health sector. The Supreme…
Consequences of Drought and Economic Recession | Conversion of Pistachio Orchards to Charcoal Workshops; A Worker Falls into the Furnace
A worker died in Rafsanjan after falling into a charcoal furnace, highlighting the dangers of unsafe working conditions exacerbated by drought and economic recession in…
Reactions to the Release of 'Pink Turban': A Commissioned Documentary to Showcase 'Freedom' in Iran
The documentary 'Pink Turban' has sparked diverse reactions in Iran, with some viewing it as a government effort to showcase freedom by featuring women without…
Zartosht Ahmadi Raghb's Voice
Zartosht Ahmadi Raghb, a political prisoner, has released an audio statement criticizing the Iranian regime's actions against him and advocating for a boycott of the…
A Trade Union Official: Russia 'Will Not Allow' Iran to Extract Gas from the 'Sardar Jangal' Field
Ardshir Dadras, head of Iran's CNG Association, claims that Russia is preventing Iran from extracting gas from the Sardar Jangal field, exacerbating a gas production-consumption…
Ahmadreza Radan Announced the Increase of the 'Rapid Police' Motor Fleet
Ahmadreza Radan announced the addition of 1,000 motorcycles to the Tehran police fleet to enhance security amid rising protests. Critics argue this move is primarily…
Lack of Safety Continues to Claim Workers' Lives; Death of a Worker Due to Fall from Building
A construction worker in Kermanshah died after falling from a building due to lack of safety equipment. The situation for workers in Iran is dire,…
Media Narratives on Another Aspect of Poverty's Consequences; Over 7,000 Waste Pickers Operate in the Capital
A report reveals that over 7,000 waste pickers in Tehran generate an annual turnover of $3.5 billion, highlighting the economic implications of waste management and…
Iran Cut Off from Iraqi Dollars; Currency Exchange with Iran Banned
Iraq has banned currency exchanges with Iran, severely restricting Iran's access to dollars. This new law, under U.S. pressure, complicates trade and currency supply for…
Cultural Organizations' Reaction to the 1403 Budget Bill: Increased Pressure on Teachers and Retirees
Three cultural organizations in Iran criticized the 1403 budget bill for increasing pressure on teachers and retirees, highlighting the lack of funding for salary equalization…
Civil Defense Organization Claims Stake in Gas Station Hack: We Are Demanding Accountability
The Civil Defense Organization has reported a significant hack of gas stations in Iran, attributing responsibility to officials in the fuel and financial networks. The…
Goodbye School; 930,000 Students Dropped Out in the Last Academic Year
In the 2022-2023 academic year, nearly 930,000 Iranian students dropped out of school, primarily due to economic hardships and early labor market entry for boys,…